The Glenellen Solar Farm will use 260 MW of PVH’s Monoline2P tracker, while Bundaberg will have 100 MW of Monoline1P. (Photo Credit: PVH)
A global solar tracker manufacturer PVH and Australia’s Global power generation company are partnering on solar projects in Glenellen and Bundaberg. Together delivering a total of 360 MW of renewable energy. The Glenellen Solar Farm will generate 260 MW of power. It is expected to be operational by Q4 2025, using over 370,000 solar modules. It will also be GPG’s first agriPV farm, integrating solar power with agricultural activities. The Bundaberg Solar Farm will produce 100 MW, powering 36,000 homes and preventing 170,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually when it begins operation by Q3 2025. PVH will supply site-specific solar tracking technology for both projects.
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